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Long exposure taken looking north to Sydney from Bundeena Cliffs Royal National Park under a full moon. It was almost dead calm at sea level but the clouds above were rocketing past. The little white streaks in the sky are small startrails.
Canon 30D
Tv: 59 secs
Av: f/4.5
ISO: 200
FL: 13mm
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Comments
gorgeous. I feel like I am time-warping..lol
…it’s just a step to the left Joan – thanks for your lovely comment
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God this is fabulous Geoff!!! I feel like I am being sucked right into the scene…
(insert little giggle here) seal level? Thanks for the smile =))
Hold on tight Rhana and watch out for those seals lol (goddamn typos)
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the distant city lights look a treat in the image – almost looks like a firefront. nice work Geoff :)
Thanks Tony – I liked the way it contrasted with the moonlit sea
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Brilliant atmosphere you’ve captured here Geoff…love the glow peeking over the horizon…Brilliant image.
Thanks Robert – glad you like it
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Geoff this is so beautiful!!!! This is a beautiful beautiful photograph!!
What a lovely comment Mayu – thank you.
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Nice job – how long did it take to work out the 59s exposure? :)
Thanks Laurence – not long at all. The most time consuming part of this image was removing the moon itself which was over-exposed and detracted from the rest of the image.
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The motion effect is quite extraordinary Geoff!! Looks all the more surreal as the water underneath looks so still!! I got tips on how to produce massive prints even with a 10MP camera, you surely will need them as all your photos deserve life-like scale!
Thanks Douzy love to hear your tips but life-like scale for this image would be pretty big lol.
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Beautiful time exposure shot.
This exposure certainly gives the feeling of movement of the clouds. Well done
Perfection!